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With the amount of time the Caley Thistle squad will spend together travelling to Dumfries, three points would be the icing on the cake.
Author LD Lapinski has described her passion for representation in literature ahead of an appearance at Ness Book Fest next month.
The Caley Thistle owner now has full control of the football club, and the land surrounding their stadium.
The Caley Jags head coach expects next opponents Queen of the South to be near the top of the League One table at the end of the season.
The Caley Jags have entered into a new partnership with the Highland League champions to aid player development.
Two separate community groups are coming together to raise money for the artists’ hub.
Coming out of the Covid-19 pandemic, there were concerns about what the future looked like, but they have dominated the 2025 season.
It has not been the role ICT’s academy graduate expected to play this season, but he has shown signs of excelling.
He has already established himself as a regular starter for the club since joining as a teenager.
Another clean sheet and three more points this evening have seen Inverness rise even higher in the League One standings.
Today’s results went against the Kiltarlity outfit, who will be playing National Division shinty next year.
The Inverness Harrier was in a star-studded 10,000m field at the championships in Japan.
Ross Munro was named League One player of the month for August, but says his role is about laying a foundation for his teammates to win matches.
Having fought back from injury, the 23-year-old is looking to show what she can really do on a global stage in Tokyo.
Supporters’ Trust chief, and incoming board member, George Moodie has given his reaction to Alan Savage’s press conference earlier today.
The Orion businessman has confirmed he now has 100 per cent control of the football club and the car parks surrounding their stadium.
The new strip will be used for the first time away at Cove Rangers tomorrow evening.
The Lilywhites had been due to host a Scottish Cup first round tie later this month, but their opponents are back up in the air.
The ambulance service worker backed up a strong showing at the European Championships, where she had won bronze just days earlier.
Inverness Ice Centre are looking to raise £250,000 to try and safeguard the facility’s future for decades to come.
